Within 6 hours after being picked off the plant, the Moringa leaves begin to loose their precious vitamins and Mineral value. This is why the preparation and process is vital to you and how you consume Moringa Tea The two best ways to preserve Moringa’s vitamin value is to either Freeze them or Freeze dry them.
The easiest most effective way to take advantage of Moringa is to take an easy to use dietary supplement called Moringa Tea. Moringa Tea use dried Leaf to preserve its powerful characteristics, giving you all the benefits of eating moringa right off the plant. This incredible product can be taken with just 1 small teabag a day, giving you 1,500 milligrams of 100% Pure Moringa Leaves, up to 10 times more than seen with overpriced multivitamins products.
Moringa Attack the Killer Cells that cause :
High Cholesterol:Moringa contains Phytonutrients to keep Cholesterol from being digested.
Diabetes:Low Glycemic index improves glucose and lipid levels.
Digestion:Digestion is improved because of Moringa high fiber content
Ulcers:Destroy bacterial infection with anti-bacterial properties and rebuild with Antioxidants.
University of Florida News:
"...extracts from Moringa powder triggered a self-destruct response in up to 86% of leukemia cells tested...
Almost all disease can be prevented or destroyed if given enough antioxidants.
In fact: "Moringa has Every Single Essential Nutrient required for humans..." "...also contains every essential and non-essential amino acid that humans require, also very rare in single food sources. - Dr. Levette Truette
People live very healthy lives eating nothing but Moringa Tea
In addition to it's beauty boosting properties, some other commonly reported benefits of Moringa include:
Improved mental clarity
Increased natural energy levels
Slowed signs of aging
Boosts immune system
Reduction in bad cholesterol (LDL)
Maintains good cholesterol (HDL)
Improved mental clarity and brain function
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• Boosts energy levels
• Improves digestive function
• Improves mental clarity/focus
• Promotes sound sleep
• Provides all vital vitamins
• Contains several important minerals
• Is an extremely powerful free radical fighter
• Moringa has very high levels of fibers
• Cleanses and Detoxifies the body of infectious toxins
• Strengthens your immune system
• Enhances sexual desire and performance
• Fights cancerous cells
• Slows down the aging process
• Promotes healthier and younger-looking skin
• Alleviates diabetes
• Normalizes and regulates cholesterol levels
• Helps maintain healthy heart function
• Minimizes inflammation
• Improves circulation
• Prevents artherosclerosis
• Enhances visual acuity
• Helps stabilize normal blood sugar levels
• Helps improve patients suffering from leukemia
• Fights general depression
• Supports weight loss
• Improves upon your overall physical strength
Dear Friend
If you're looking into living a very long life... and... staying young and healthy...
this very well could be the most important message you will ever read.
One small common malungay tree is taking on the entire world's illnesses...and winning!
The secret all lies within how cells in your body die. Did you know there are only TWO ways for a cell in your body to die?
Apoptosis - The Good Way
The process where a damaged cell signals for a white blood cell to come and destroy it thoroughly.
The Result: No leftover parts of the cell to damage other cells.
Necrosis - The Bad Way
The destructive process cells go through unassisted: Electrons fall off into other cells wrecking havoc and causing everything we know as aging, including non-genetic diseases.
They become free radicals.
The Result: The body ages, develops Cancer, Heart Disease, Arthritis, Tumors, High Blood Pressure, etc...
So theoretically, if you could stop Necrosis from happening, you would stop aging completely and live healthy forever!
The only defenses we currently have against Necrosis are Antioxidants. Antioxidants are natural compounds shown to block or 'soak up' the extra cell parts (free radicals) left over from Necrosis.
The Result: Slower aging, less illness.
There are thousands of compounds in nature that are considered to be Antioxidants, but they are always found in very small concentrations. Within the last six years, the most concentrated source of antioxidants has finally been discovered.
The most powerful antioxidant on earth is Moringa Dried Leaves. In India and where the natives eat regular servings a day of Moringa or Malungay, they look very young and do not have any of the problems that plague the rest of us. No cancer, no heart disease, no stroke, etc. In fact, the 60 year old woman there has practically no wrinkles on her face at all.
Bluntly put, the Moringa triumphs any herbs on earth...as far as vitamins and antioxidants are concerned...
MORINGA ysp Tea, in condensed tea form is a product from pure & fresh leaves of the "highly underestimated Malunggay". "Moringa Oleifera LAM" ( a.k.a Malunggay/Kalamunggay) is considered the "Miracle Tree of Life" given all of its scientifically proven medical properties & effects!
Invented, Researched & Perfected with globally recognized Japanese technology (processing, packaging),MORINGA ysp is now a globally regarded herbal medicine by highly respected medical authorities (National Library of Medicine, USA; National Institute of Health, USA; Department of Science & Technology; Food & Nutirition Research Institute; HealthCheck Medical Center, Dr. Oliver Hill - Germany). MORINGA ysp is currently hitting the market worldwide as it cures & prevents all major common sickness/diseases known to man such as Dengue, Arthritis, Gout, Hormonal Imbalance, Kidney problems, High Blood Pressure, Diabetes, Ulcer and other intestinal disorders caused by the bacteria "Helicobacter Pylori", as well as skin problems among other ailments! MORINGA YSP is proudly Philippine made (Cebu) and is currently sweeping the markets in Europe, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Malaysia, Canada, North America and the Philippines as well.
Dr. Monica Marcu says “As a scientist and pharmacologist interested in nutrition and disease prevention, I believe that now, more than ever, more scientists should be directly involved in the education of the general public on issues related to environment, health and disease prevention”.
On this note I am very enthusiastic about my work at various levels with a plant of extraordinary potential - Moringa oleifera. Moringa is a plant possessing an impressive nutrient profile and numerous therapeutic qualities.
For instance, the plant contains hundreds of phytochemicals (plant-specific substances), nutritional compounds ranging from vitamins and minerals to omega fats and all essential amino acids. We also know it can clean and disinfect water (functioning even better than aluminum sulfate, a standard water flocculant), has antibacterial and antiviral properties, contains powerful antioxidant and anticancer substances and other important compounds such as cytokinins (Zeatin).
It also can function as a natural growth stimulant for other plants. Moringa has uses outside of the human health and medicinal realms - it is a terrific high nutrient feed for animals, it is useful in agro-forestry, and its oil has the potential to be used as biodiesel fuel. in many ways, Moringa truly appears to be a "miracle" plant.
Moringa: Food and Medicine
We know that Moringa represents a superior option for battling the effects of malnutrition in impoverished areas. in fact, numerous organizations are actively working to further the agriculture and distribution of Moringa within regions suffering from extreme poverty and hunger.
In addition to its rich nutritional qualities, the plant appears to have a tremendous potential in the areas of medicinal use. Traditional cultures in various parts of the world have long used Moringa in their herbal medicine repertoire for ailments ranging from gout to various inflammations and fevers.
Now, modern research is supporting the traditional medicinal uses of this remarkable plant. Several dozen studies, most of them animal studies, give us a good idea of its potential. however, there is still an urgent need of further research - especially of human studies - to ascertain the therapeutic qualities of Moringa.
So far, scientific findings suggest exciting healing potentials for Moringa. It may:
Relieve mineral and vitamin deficiencies.
Support a healthy cardiovascular system. In fact, a recent study in animals investigating the positive cardiovascular attributes of Moringa produced impressive results. The study, which compared Moringa to a widely used class of cholestirol - and lipid-lowering drug called statins, found Moringa to be comparable to statins in suppressing the initiation and propagation of lipid peroxidation and suppression of atherosclerosis formation
Promote normal blood-glucose levels.
Neutralize free radicals and thereby reduce oxidative damage.
Provide excellent support of the body's anti-inflammatory mechanisms. Inflammation is now linked to a wide array of modern degenerative diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, arthritis, diabetes and cancer.
In addition to the above, the research also suggests Moringa is extremely safe, as no reports of toxicity have been issued.
So what does the future of Moringa hold? I believe we have only touched the tip of the iceberg - as future research and use of this noteworthy plant will reveal even more amazing qualities of Moringa.
I am pleased to add my efforts to those of many people and groups worldwide who are striving to successfully use Moringa in the areas of malnutrition, poverty and various diseases. I also believe that if moringa is widely consumed as a regular part of a healthy diet, the health advantages could be enormous in every part of this world.
Malunggay (Sajina or Moringa) plant grows in the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and other regions of the Far East. The plant is sometimes referred to as nature's medicine cabinet and a miracle vegetable or horseradish tree for its root taste. The plant grows in hot tropical climates, deserts and living rooms. Moringa has sprouts of flowers, appear eight months during the year. These flowers are edible when cooked (taste like mushrooms) or used to make tea, containing calcium and potassium. A seed or cut branch can grow into a fifteen - foot tree in a year. The rugged plant can grow in drought conditions, and withstand overly acidic, alkaline, and salty soil.
The dozen known species of Malunggay has different known characteristics, grown in different parts of the world. In Madagascar Moringa has blue fungus, grown in Mexico has green cactuses, and in Oman appears as bubous tree. The bark of the tree sometimes used to make mats and rope. The leaves taste like spinach (Contains three times the iron of spinach. Also, a Moringa dried leaf has over ten times more nutrients than a fresh Moringa leaf, confirmed by universities and independent research laboratory analyses.), and its fruit produces a vegetable, like asparagus. Both contain Vitamin C (seven times more than found in oranges) and other minerals. Sajina contains seven times the amount of Vitamin C found in oranges, four times as much calcium as milk (A substitute for whole milk powder.) and three times the potassium of bananas. Moringa has quadruple amount of beta Carotene found in carrots, which is good for eyesight, and effective against treating cancer.
Scientifically speaking, Moringa sounds like magic. It can rebuild weak bones, enrich anemic blood and enable a malnourished mother to nurse her starving baby. Ounce for ounce, it has the calcium of four glasses of milk, the Vitamin C of seven oranges and the potassium of three bananas. Sounds like your Power Bar, you say? Well, consider this: A dash of Moringa can make dirty water drinkable. Doctors use it to treat diabetes in West Africa and high blood pressure in India. Not only can it staunch a skin infection, Moringa makes an efficient fuel, fertilizer and livestock feed.Memo to Popeye: Moringa has triple the iron of spinach and more impressive attributes than olive oil. Itís not only good for you, itís delicious. You can cook Moringa in Moringa oil and top it with Moringa sauce and still taste a spectrum of flavors.And itís a cheap enough to grow on trees. Which is what Moringa oleifera is: A tree, with a gnarly trunk and tousled head of foliage that make it look like a cypress that just rolled out of bed. It is a common tree that thrives in both the desert and the living room and produces leaves, pods, seeds and flowers that each do uncommon things.ìItís a remarkable tree,î said Lowell Fuglie, West Africa director for Church World Service, the relief arm of the National Council of Churches. ìAmong academics, the properties have been known for years. We decided to put it to the test.îThe organization recently convinced the nation of Senegal to promote Moringa as part of the national diet. This came after a two-year pilot project in the hardscrabble villages in the Senegalese southwest, where Moringa grows wild.Plantís Following Begins to Build Fuglie found ground Moringa leaves to be more readily embraced by rural villagers that other dietary aids, plus four times as effective. ìI couldnít believe what was happening,î he said. Malnutrition causes high infant mortality and a staggering array of health problems among an estimated 1 billion people. Though experts doubt a single food source can be a silver bullet in the war on hunger, Moringa has built an increasingly larger following in the last two years. More people are noticing that the plant is a proven water purifier with remarkable nutritional and medicinal properties that just happens to thrive in places where bad water, poor diets and the diseases they promote are leading killers.Scientists who study this gifted bit of flora also consider it an outstanding example of what has been lost in many other plants and animals: a genetic versatility bred away by huge agribusinesses.Many argue that a lack of genetic variation in the food we eat makes specific strains more susceptible to getting wiped out by a single pest, pathogen or climatological change. In 1970, 15% of the U.S. corn crop was destroyed when blight swept the grain belt. In the med-19th century, the Irish potato crop crashed, causing famine that killed a million people. The reason? Dominant plant varieties were too genetically alike and therefore vulnerable to the same enemy.ìThere are probably a lot of plants [other than Moringa] that have the same benefits,î said Barbara Schaal, an expert on evolutionary plant genetics at Washington University in St. Louis. ìThatís why itís so important to preserve natural biodiversity. Corn and soybean, all of these things have incredible potential. But weíve lost a lot of their wild relatives.îAt the same time, herb-happy consumers are gobbling up candy-coated nutrient bars crammed with everything from pine bark to bioflavonoids. Yet Moringa is a reminder of what nature can do. Here are some examples of how the plant is picking up a devoted following: The National Science Foundation, National Geographic Society and the Andrew Mellon Foundation are financing a scientistís hair-raising attempts to collect the worldís 13 Moringa species. Both Moringa and the common carrot are diamonds in the roughage department, but Moringa has quadruple the beta carotene, which is good for the eyes and effective against cancer. The Bethesda, MD.-based International Eye Foundation is using Moringa in Malawi because itís loaded with Vitamin A, the lack of which causes 70% of childhood blindness. Wichita, Kan.-based Trees for Life, which has been planting food-bearing trees in impoverished places since 1984, is running Moringa cultivation programs in India after convincing a town of 40,000 to make the tree a structured part of the local diet. Britainís University of Leicester is studying the coagulating properties of the seeds in those tasty Moringa pods, which researchers believe work better than the common water purifier aluminum sulfate, which can be toxic. The school weaned a Malawi village off imported alum by building a simpler Moringa-based system. Hospitalized for prostate surgery in December, former United Nations ambassador and ex0Atlanta mayor Andrew Young told people not to send flowers, but buy Moringa seedlings for the malnourished. Young is the new president of the National Council of Churches.The interest in Moringa is growing in a field filled with conflicting theories about fighting hunger. Several relief organizations asked to comment on the tree had never heard of it. Some were leery of anything that sounded like an easy fix to a complex problem.ìYouíd think Monsanto or somebody would have patented it by now,î joked Ian Bray, spokesman for the relief group Oxfam of Great Britain, when asked about Moringa. ìWeíve been looking for silver bullets for so long I think they donít exist.î Steve Hansch, research coordinator for the congressional Hunger Center in Washington, said he was annoyed that a November article in Monday Developments, a newsletter of the U.S. humanitarian community, touted the plant and Senegal effort without explaining hungerís complexities. ìA tree is not going to be a single intervention,î he said. ìThere are thousands of ways to treat malnutrition. If we can convince people in developing countries to eat any leafy green vegetable, if we can convince women to take iron supplements, weíve accomplished a lot. Itís not like we lack food for people to consume.î The fact that Moringa is a known quantity in much of the developing world is the key to its potential, Fuglie insisted. Moringa leaves already are used in Senegal to make a sauce. Some Nile River villages discovered its effectiveness as a water purifier. Nigerians use crushed leaves to clean cooking utensils and the wood yields a common blue dye in Jamaica. The seed oil is used for cooking and, because it wonít spoil, as a preservative and even machinery lubricant. The plant crops up elsewhere as an animal feed, plant fertilizer, fence post, stationery and oil paint.American stores specializing in Indian cuisine sell pickled Moringa pods as ìdrumsticks.î In some places, Moringa lives a sort of Clark Kent existence as a mere ornamental. Jim Johnson, head of a Mississippi seed company, Seedman.com,, began selling Moringa seeds several years ago after a Brazilian grower sent him samples. ìIt conforms its size and shape to whatever container itís in. Weíve sold thousands,î he said, expressing surprise at Moringaís other attributes.Ubiquitous though it is, Moringa advocates say the tree is only an occasional food source in the places where it grows, and that much of its nutritional value is boiled away.In a 65-page book on the National Council of Churchís pilot project in Senegal, Fuglie described the willingness of a hospital administrator to substitute Moringa for the classical, and costly, methods of using whole milk powder, vegetable oil and sugar to treat malnutrition. The official, a diabetic had been drinking Moringa tea to control his glucose for years, but had been unaware of its nutritional propertiesA star of the project was Awa Diedhou, an infant born weighing 3 pounds, 5 ounces. Her mother couldnít produce sufficient milk and the child was given little chance to survive. On a Moringa-supplemented diet, the child quickly grew ìquite fat,î Fuglie said, and the mother began producing milk.Beri beri, rickets and scurvy are among the diseases caused by the lack of nutrients that are abundant in Moringa. Three spoonfuls of Moringa leaf powder contain 272% of a typical toddlerís daily Vitamin A requirement, along with 42% of the protein, 125% of the calcium,, 71% of the iron and 22% of the Vitamin C. It contains a full complement of minerals and all the amino acids of meat.Some people find its water-purifying powers most compelling. Lack of drinkable water is, arguably, the worldís biggest health threat. Pressed Moringa seeds can turn a tumbler bacteria-laced river muck into clean water more economically than imported chemicals, researchers say.ìWith all these advantages, what are we waiting for?î University of Leicester scientist Ben Bazeley wrote last year in The Rotarian magazine. Rotary Clubs are sponsoring Moringa projects in Brazil and Zimbabwe.Its medicinal qualities also are tantalizing. The seeds and roots contain an antibiotic that Guatemalaís University of San Carlos found to be as effective against skin infections as neomycin. In recent years, studies published in the journal Phytotherapy Research and HortScience have found different Moringa parts to be effective in lowering blood sugar, reducing swelling, healing gastric ulcers, lowering blood pressure and even calming the nervous system.Moringa is also very rugged for something that sprouts flowers. A seed or cut branch can grow into a 15 foot tree in a year. A giant tap root lets the plant soldier through Saharan-scale droughts and withstand overly acidic, alkaline or salty soil. Though Moringa oleifera is most common, there are a dozen other known species within the genus, which means they share the same underlying biochemical structure. Moringa plays a blue fungus in Madagascar, green cactuses in Mexico and a bulbous bottle tree in Oman.It has hundreds of names: the Benzolive tree of Haiti, the Malunggay of the Philippines, even the horseradish tree of Florida because the roots taste like the condiment. But the root bark is toxic and the root meat contains a nerve paralyzer. Moringa bark is sometimes used to induce abortions in India, sometimes killing women in the process.Mark Olson, a Washington University doctoral candidate in evolutionary botany, has spent the last five years scouring some of the worldís deadliest shrubbery in a hunt for every species. Trip to Unstable Somalia Pays OffHeís found 12, and he suspects the 13th may be extinct. Each are found in dry, remote tropical areas that often feature a ware of some kind. ìPracticallyh nothing is known about them, and I quickly found out why,î said Olson.Particularly hairy was a 1998 hunt for a species that hadnít been recorded in 30 years. Olson and a band of armed bodyguards had to forage through the plantís likeliest habitat: perennially unstable Somalia. The risk was worth it. Out in the scrub of the arid landscape, Olson found his missing Moringa. It was laden with pods that looked like 3-foot-long string beans. ìThe local people used them for everything,î said Olson. ìItís one of the most useful trees in the world.îTime will tell if Moringa makes its way to American supermarkets, where everything from ginkgo biloba to green algae can be found crammed into artificially flavored chocolate bars.Olson, whose field work was recently featured in National Geographic magazine, has become a human clearinghouse of all things Moringa. He said heís seen a big jump in entrepreneurial inquiries in the last year.ìI get e-mails from businessmen in China who are growing huge crops of this to make money,î he said. ìThereís a huge amount of interest
Moringa is the English name. It is called Malunggay in Philippines and Sajina in Indian Subcontinent and South East Asia. It grows very wildly in hot tropical climate.Moringa is a wonderful herb known all over the world-- but only recently in the U.S. It may provide the boost in energy, nutrition and health youíve been seeking. This book reveals Moringaís nutritional content, medicinal properties, where to get it, the best results. Moringa is a remarkable discovery, which can make a tremendous difference in your health and quality of life. Mounting scientific evidence shows what has been known for thousands of years by people in the tropical parts of the world: Moringa is natureís medicine cabinet. It is best known as an excellent source of nutrition and a natural energy booster. Loaded with nutrients, vitamins and amino acids, it replenishes your body and provides what you need to get through a hectic weekday or active weekend.
As the candles multiply on top of your birthday cake, you may find yourself slowing down and saying, ìI just donít feel eighteen any more.î Moringa gives back some of the energy you thought was lost. Yet this is not a sugar-based energy. Itís not something, which makes you hyper for some period of intense activity then leaves you drained. In fact, Moringa is also relaxing...it helps to reduce blood pressure and assure a good nightís sleep. How does it contribute more energy and greater relaxation at the same time? The answer seems to be Moringaís well-documented detoxifying effect. University laboratories around the world have studied Moringaís ability to purify water...attaching itself to harmful material and bacteria, and allowing them to be expelled as waste. The evidence points to this same process going on inside your body. It produces long-lasting energy without hyperactivity... a nerve system at rest... a blood system not under pressure...a gland and hormone system in balance. Other health benefits identified by people who use Moringa continue this same pattern: immune system strengthened, skin condition restored, blood pressure controlled, headaches and migraines handled, diabetes sugar level managed, inflammations and arthritis pains reduced, tumors restricted and ulcers healed. A body thatís not fighting damaging internal elements is better able to use the nutrients, which come into it to build healthy skin, bone and muscles, as well as the all-important hormones, which keep your body in balance. And Moringa is loaded with nutrients. Each ounce of Moringa contains seven times the Vitamin C found in oranges, four times the Vitamin A of carrots, three times the iron of spinach, four times as much calcium as milk and three times the potassium of bananas.
One of the best attributes of Moringa is that it is also quite tasty and a welcome addition to your kitchen. The leaves, pods and flowers of this versatile tree are all edible, each with its own flavor. They can be served fresh with meals, or be reduced to powder and used as a food supplement. The seeds of Malunggay, Moringa oleifera, were extracted with distilled ethanol and concentrated under reduced pressure at 40oC. The resulting extract was partitioned between hexane, ethylacetate, butanol and water. The solvent fractions were likewise concentrated under reduced pressure. The crude ethanol extract of dried seeds inhibited the carrageenan-induced inflammation in the hind paw of mice by 85% at a dosage of 3 mg/g body weight while the mature green seeds by 77%. The hexane fraction of the crude ethanol extract of the dried seeds also inhibited inflammation by 77% at the same dosage while both butanol and water fractions inhibited inflammation by only 34%. These results indicate the strong anti-inflammatory activities of the ethanol extract and the hexane fraction. On the other hand, the ethylacetate fraction caused a 267% increase in inflammation and exhibited toxicity. The mice died after oral administration of the fraction. The crude ethanol extract also inhibited the formation of Epstein-Barr virus-early antigen (EBV-EA) induced by 12-0-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate (TPA). At a dosage of 100?g/ml, the extract inhibited EBV-EA formation by 100% suggesting its anti-tumor-promoting activity. Sometimes, people think that solutions to their problems are expensive and hard to find. But more often than not, real solutions to basic problems are abundant, cheap and even free. Health problems are especially solvable with natural inexpensive gifts from nature. Moringa, for example, is a wonderful blessing for us all. Locally, it is called malunggay and is easily available everywhere. Unfortunately, it is little appreciated by many Filipinos. Today, I would like to share with the good news about Moringa, as written by Mark Fritz of the Los Angeles Times. "Scientifically speaking, Moringa sounds like magic. It can rebuild weak bones, enrich anemic blood and enable a malnourished mother to nurse her starving baby. Ounce for ounce, it has the calcium of four glasses of milk, the vitamin C of seven oranges and the potassium of three bananas. "A dash of Moringa can make dirty water drinkable. Doctors use it to treat diabetes in West Africa and high blood pressure in India. Not only can it staunch a skin infection, but Moringa also makes an excellent fuel and fertilizer. "Memo to Popeye: Moringa has triple the iron of spinach and more impressive attributes than olive oil. Both Moringa and the common carrot are diamonds in the roughage department, but Moringa has quadruple the beta carotene, which is good for the eyes and effective against cancer." Fritz also reports on the positive results of using Moringa as a substitute for expensive whole milk powder in nutrition projects. Moringa, for example, is a wonderful blessing for us all. Locally, it is called malunggay and is easily available everywhere. Unfortunately, it is little appreciated by many Filipinos. Today, I would like to share with the good news about Moringa, as written by Mark Fritz of the Los Angeles Times. "Scientifically speaking, Moringa sounds like magic. It can rebuild weak bones, enrich anemic blood and enable a malnourished mother to nurse her starving baby. Ounce for ounce, it has the calcium of four glasses of milk, the vitamin C of seven oranges and the potassium of three bananas. "A dash of Moringa can make dirty water drinkable. Doctors use it to treat diabetes in West Africa and high blood pressure in India. Not only can it staunch a skin infection, but Moringa also makes an excellent fuel and fertilizer. "Memo to Popeye: Moringa has triple the iron of spinach and more impressive attributes than olive oil. Both Moringa and the common carrot are diamonds in the roughage department, but Moringa has quadruple the beta carotene, which is good for the eyes and effective against cancer." Fritz also reports on the positive results of using Moringa as a substitute for expensive whole milk powder in nutrition projects. "Scientifically speaking, Moringa sounds like magic. It can rebuild weak bones, enrich anemic blood and enable a malnourished mother to nurse her starving baby. Ounce for ounce, it has the calcium of four glasses of milk, the vitamin C of seven oranges and the potassium of three bananas. "A dash of Moringa can make dirty water drinkable. Doctors use it to treat diabetes in West Africa and high blood pressure in India. Not only can it staunch a skin infection, but Moringa also makes an excellent fuel and fertilizer. "Memo to Popeye: Moringa has triple the iron of spinach and more impressive attributes than olive oil. Both Moringa and the common carrot are diamonds in the roughage department, but Moringa has quadruple the beta carotene, which is good for the eyes and effective against cancer." Fritz also reports on the positive results of using Moringa as a substitute for expensive whole milk powder in nutrition projects. "A dash of Moringa can make dirty water drinkable. Doctors use it to treat diabetes in West Africa and high blood pressure in India. Not only can it staunch a skin infection, but Moringa also makes an excellent fuel and fertilizer. "Memo to Popeye: Moringa has triple the iron of spinach and more impressive attributes than olive oil. Both Moringa and the common carrot are diamonds in the roughage department, but Moringa has quadruple the beta carotene, which is good for the eyes and effective against cancer." Fritz also reports on the positive results of using Moringa as a substitute for expensive whole milk powder in nutrition projects. "Memo to Popeye: Moringa has triple the iron of spinach and more impressive attributes than olive oil. Both Moringa and the common carrot are diamonds in the roughage department, but Moringa has quadruple the beta carotene, which is good for the eyes and effective against cancer." Fritz also reports on the positive results of using Moringa as a substitute for expensive whole milk powder in nutrition projects. Fritz also reports on the positive results of using Moringa as a substitute for expensive whole milk powder in nutrition projects.
See Eilert, U.,B. Wolters and A. Nahrstedt. “The antibiotic principle of seeds of Moringa oleifera and Moringa stenopetala.” Journal of Medicinal Plant Research, 42, pp 55-61. 1981
Ancient Roman, Greek and Egyptian civilizations used...the (Moringa Tree)...It is best known as an excellent source of nutrition and a natural energy booster. Loaded with nutrients, vitamins and amino acids, it replenishes your body and provides what you need to through a hectic weekday or active weekend..." It produces long-lasting energy without hyperactivity...a nerve system at rest...a blood system not under pressure...a gland and hormone system in balance."
An L.A. Times article said,
Scientifically speaking, Moringa sounds like magic. It can rebuild weak bones, enrich anemic blood and enable a malnourished mother to nurse her staving baby. Doctors use it to treat diabetes in West Africa and high blood pressure in India...And, it’s not only good for you, it’s delicious." Mark Fritz, L.A. Times.
Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the Moringa is that it has such incredible health benefits over a wide-range of health issues. Here are but a few:
·NUTRITION AND ENERGY BOOST
While most people notice an energy boost right away, the nutritional results with undernourished people is staggering.
·DETOXIFICATION
In vitro studies show the Moringa’s ability to remove putrid waste from water. This is important for the planet. Over 6 million children are believed to die each year from infections caused by unclean water. It helps our bodies detox in much the same way.
·ANTIBIOTIC
Moringa works as a gentle, natural antibiotic,
·SKIN TREATMENT
And, like Aloe Vera, Moringa is believed to have great healing benefits for the skin. Most of the research is on topical applications, but the healing properties would extend to the body itself.
·ANTI-INFLAMMATORY
Indian traditional medicines have long used the Moringa in treating the body’s inflammation. See, Udupa, S.L., A.L. Udupa and D.R. Kulkarni, “Studies on the anti-inflammatory and wound healing properties of Moringa oleifera and Aegle marmelos. Fitoterapia 65(2) pp 119-123.
·ULCERS
The anti-ulcer effect of Moringa was reported in 1995 in Phytotherapy research. An extract was taken from dried leaves and showed an impressive ability to heal ulcers in lab animals. Holst, p17.
·DIABETES
An extract from the Moringa leaf has been shown to be effective in lowering blood sugar levels with a space of 3 hours. Holst, pp17-18.
·SLEEP
The leaf of the Moringa has been shown to aid in a calmer nervous system providing an improving in sleep. Holst, p18
In short some studies have proved Moringa leaves effective for treating,
